Fundraise

Help us make solar for communities a reality by starting a fundraiser for one of our projects.

A fundraising project is your creation. Just pick one or more of the community non-profits we are currently raising money for, think of a fun way to contribute, set a goal and start fundraising within your school or community!

Whatever you do, remember to have fun and that every little bit helps!

To get started, please fill out the form below and let us know what type of fundraiser you would like to do. Once we get a chance to review the form we will contact you with ways we can help support your fundraiser.

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Fundraise

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Solar Project you'd like to support (*)Rebuilding Together PeninsulaFuture Projects

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If you are having trouble coming up with a fundraiser, don’t fret! Here are some fun ideas which are tried and true:

Start a recycling drive in your class or school. Collect as many cans and plastic bottles as possible and turn them in at your local cash redemption recycling center. You might be surprised how many cans and bottles you and your friends are able to recycle! Fundraiser Difficulty: Intermediate

Start a penny jar at your office or school and see how many pennies you can collect. Set a goal and a deadline (maybe a few months, or a school year), and see if you can surpass that goal. Fundraiser Difficulty: Beginner

Organize a walk or run for solar power. Get friends, family and classmates to come together and sponsor a run for your project, and the health of the planet.Fundraiser Difficulty: Advanced